Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1887-04-23
IN PARLIAMENT
AIr. HeaIey Manned" and Suspended From
the House for Calling saundersOn a
Liar-An Extract from the Proceed Res.
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h1E. HeaIey NAMED" and Suspended From
the House for Calling saundersOn a
Liar-An Extract from the Proceedings
LONDON, April Is.
Major Saunderson, conservative, said the
national league was supported mainly by
criminals, dynamiters and murderers across
tbs Atlantic he did not charge the gentle
men opposite with imbruiDg their hands in
blood, but did charge them with assooiating
with men whom they knew to be muir
derers.
Hsaiey rose 70 q point of order. The
speaker replied that Nj jor Saunderson made
the gravest charges but these could be met
IN debate. He himself was unable to inter
fere. 6ealey them responded that he would
say what he thought Of SaundersOn regard
less Of consequences. If Major Saunderson
referred to him he had no hesitation IN say
ing SgundersOn was a liar.
This remark was greeted with rOUsing
Paruellite cheers. The speaker called upon
Healey to withdraw the expression. A great
uprOar arose. The speaker again called
upon Hsaiey to withdraw. Hsalsy refused.
The speaker LhereupOu 'anamed' him and
w. Il. Smith, first lord OF the treasury,
moved that Healey be suspended.
Redmond jumped up and shouted. 81 say
he Is q liar too"
The house divided on the motion to sua-
pend. The HeGisy motion carried llS to 81.
When the vote was ANNOUNCED Healey walk
ed out Of the house applaud6d by all Par
nellites.
Saundsrson said Sheridan was on the
cOmmi ttee and against him IN finding the
true bill found for completely IN the Phoenix
Park murders The committee must have
known what kind of q man he was.
Here Sexton, springing to his feet, shouted
81 say you are W1lfuis coWardly liar"
There was another uprOar. The PGrnell-
ties rose and cheered 1ranhcally.
Sexton exclaimed: ''lf / could only get
you outside Of the door of this house would
thrash you within an iuch Of your ife!"
The excitement was again renewed. Saun-
derson being pressed eventually Withdrew
the words ne used. The speaker then asked
Sexton to withdraw his expression at the
same time adding: 81 cannot conceal from
myself the fact of the prOvOcGtiOn having
been very great" Loud chsers.l
Sexton formally withdrew the expression,
Lsaks, member for Lancashire, suggested
that Healey be recalled. The speaker said
that nothing could be done IN the matter
until the next sitting.
Sexton gave notice that at the next sitting
Of the house ne would move that the sus-
pension Of Healy be revoked. COheers.l
SandersOn resumed b is speech. He said
that Sexton was at the meeting at which
Egan was made secretary Of the "OIRn-na-
Gael, which was murder society Of Amer
lea
Sexton rose to a point Of order.
The speaker advised Saunderson to with
draw the offensive expression
Another scene of confusion ensued, Saun-
dersOn repeating the words, Whereupon
Sexton shouted; 1.-THE honorable gentleman
is again a liar"
The speaker called upon both members to
withdraw their offensive remarks, which
At the conclusion of SaundersOn's speech
he was greeted with cheers from the cOnserV-
alive bench. Adjourned.